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    Fleabags.net-1.0

    Open-Source Centos7 project to offer rapid communication apps.

    The purpose of this project is to provide centralized and secure open-source communication applications on Centos7. Most services (Wiki, Email, XMPP/Jabber) are connected to OpenLDAP which can be managed through a Webmin console on port https/10000. This makes it easier to stay secure as passwords can be changed on the fly through the Webmin console interface with minor reconfiguration for your domain.
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    OpenJF is another Java forum. It's based on the well-known phpBB forum but with some interesting features like multi-level categories/forums, a comprehensive authorization system and advanced watch configuration.
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    Notificator is a GPL'd iPhone and PostgreSQL client-server architecture providing secure and efficient message board functionality to iPhones. With simple configuration and a database, you can quickly create your own custom iPhone application.
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